I tried react but disliked the experience, it doesn't has directives or a proper separation between markup, style and logic. That's why I prefer Angular and Vue to React.
I have to admit that markup and logic are together in React, but they are together since the React's concept, so we couldn't create a library that separate them and continue to be React-like.
However, you can separate styles very well: You can put them in another file inside the same folder you put your React Component, like SubscriptionButton/index.jsx and SubscriptionButton/styles.css. You can do that with regular CSS, CSS-in-JS or CSS Modules, besides that with SASS too. But, you could do all that inside the same component's file. The freedom of choice is yours.
Therefore, you no longer have a component with 8 lines of markup and 40 lines of style, which would pollute the component and lead to creating a huge file for a component with just 8 lines of markup. Personally, I would like to say the same about Vue, but I haven't found how to do this separation in 2 files until the moment. Anyways, because of that I think it's incorrect to say that you can't separate style from the rest in React.
I must admit I disliked the experience at first, but I guess that's a common reaction to change. It took me about 2 weeks of reading and playing around with React before I really began to understand what was happening. In those two weeks, I was evangelising to colleagues about how Vue was cleaner and more organised. Do I still believe Vue is more organised? Yes I do.
But I suppose the reality is that your employment options tend to be a bigger determinant of what you should be learning than any individual developer's opinion. So React vs Vue? 🤷
Vue, I'd rather use a library/framework that has a coding paradigm I prefer. There might be more react jobs available but I don't care since I know both Vue and Angular.
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I tried react but disliked the experience, it doesn't has directives or a proper separation between markup, style and logic. That's why I prefer Angular and Vue to React.
I have to admit that markup and logic are together in React, but they are together since the React's concept, so we couldn't create a library that separate them and continue to be React-like.
However, you can separate styles very well: You can put them in another file inside the same folder you put your React Component, like
SubscriptionButton/index.jsxandSubscriptionButton/styles.css. You can do that with regular CSS, CSS-in-JS or CSS Modules, besides that with SASS too. But, you could do all that inside the same component's file. The freedom of choice is yours.Therefore, you no longer have a component with 8 lines of markup and 40 lines of style, which would pollute the component and lead to creating a huge file for a component with just 8 lines of markup. Personally, I would like to say the same about Vue, but I haven't found how to do this separation in 2 files until the moment. Anyways, because of that I think it's incorrect to say that you can't separate style from the rest in React.
Well, style is the only thing you can separate properly
Actually, you can modulate everything. Take Airbnb as project patterns example.
You still have extensions like ESlint to apply these modulation patterns, and guarantee you will separate it correctly.
It's not the same as using Vue or Angular, I'd rather not have to configure a framework so it can do what others can do by default.
I must admit I disliked the experience at first, but I guess that's a common reaction to change. It took me about 2 weeks of reading and playing around with React before I really began to understand what was happening. In those two weeks, I was evangelising to colleagues about how Vue was cleaner and more organised. Do I still believe Vue is more organised? Yes I do.
But I suppose the reality is that your employment options tend to be a bigger determinant of what you should be learning than any individual developer's opinion. So React vs Vue? 🤷
Vue, I'd rather use a library/framework that has a coding paradigm I prefer. There might be more react jobs available but I don't care since I know both Vue and Angular.